Rick Reumann wrote:
Actually you bring up one of the reasons I'm not in love JSF at the
moment. I know most people like the idea of using pre-built or custom
renderers and get all googly eyed over the nice things you can get
out-of-the-box from MyFaces or Oracle ADF, but I guess I'm still
Chan, Jim wrote:
I am refactoring my company's JSP website because the code uses only JSP to
control navigation. You can imagine its pretty ugly. Anyway, I decided to
use JSF and possibly move to Shale once I've gained a handle on the
framework. I successfully deployed some of the pages
I am refactoring my company's JSP website because the code uses only JSP to
control navigation. You can imagine its pretty ugly. Anyway, I decided to
use JSF and possibly move to Shale once I've gained a handle on the
framework. I successfully deployed some of the pages using MyFaces because
On 1/10/06, Chan, Jim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am refactoring my company's JSP website because the code uses
only JSP to control navigation. You can imagine its pretty ugly.
No, I can't.
Anyone who tried to refactor JSP to JSF will know that it takes some work to
adapt the existing
From: Chan, Jim [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Anyone who tried to refactor JSP to JSF will know that it takes some work to
adapt the existing html/JSP code to utilize the JSF tags. Because I'm under
time constraints, I've really only used JSF tags for controls that need to
be bound the backing beans.
Chan, Jim wrote the following on 1/10/2006 5:35 PM:
I am refactoring my company's JSP website because the code uses only JSP to
control navigation. You can imagine its pretty ugly. Anyway, I decided to
use JSF and possibly move to Shale once I've gained a handle on the
framework. I
Actually you bring up one of the reasons I'm not in love JSF at the
moment. I know most people like the idea of using pre-built or custom
renderers and get all googly eyed over the nice things you can get
out-of-the-box from MyFaces or Oracle ADF, but I guess I'm still
old-school and like the
By the way, when you say the site 'only uses JSP' do you mean no Struts
or other framework is involved? In other words just JSP submitting to a
servlet and then redirecting/forwarding to another JSP?
No framework at all - sometimes a Java class redirects and sometimes a JSP
redirects.
Its
On 1/10/06, Chan, Jim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- I am taking a good approach to refactoring the existing webapp?
You might be using f:verbatim a little more than absolutely necessary. It
should only be *required* if you are inside a JSF component like
h:panelGrid or h:panelGroup (or inside a
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